From hunting limelight to national spotlight?
The start of pheasant season just got way more interesting for Sleepy Eye.The city is playing host this year for the 2024 Governor’s Pheasant Hunting Opener, a two-day affair on Oct.
August 2024
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Winsten Nienhaus celebrates after scoring in the second inning of the first game of the state tournament, putting his team up 3-0 against New London-Spicer.
Pond critters, prairie life and a ‘hail machine’ part of Bell Museum Summer Camp
More than 40 area children from first through fifth grade participated in immersive science and nature learning activities July 30-31 in the Bell Museum Summer Camp program, with hands-on investigation, games, creative projects and guided outdoor exploration at the UMN Southwest Research & Outreach Center (SWROC) near Lamberton.Activities connected students to research programs at the SWROC, including cropping systems, integrated pest management, nutrient management and soil and agricultural water management.
Out of the Past – Aug. 8
50 years ago - August 8, 1974Eleven years ago when the Don Kruegers moved into their new home on Third Avenue Northeast the oven on their kitchen stove blew up.
Budget notes: Ballpark, campground, pool
More items of interest from the City Council’s July budget workshops.
Jumping the catcher
A frame-by-frame look at Sleepy Eye Legion’s Winsten Nienhaus’ leap over the New London-Spicer catcher to avoid a tag in the first game of the… Login to continue reading Login…
Sports Out of the Past
50 years ago - August 8, 1974Sleepy Eye defeated Searles 9-8 in a first round sudden death game of the girls softball tournament.
College news
The University of Minnesota Twin Cities announced the following students from Sleepy Eye have been named to the 2024 spring semester Dean’s List.
Sleepy Eye Class of 1957
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